Níjar

Níjar is a strategy board game about the potters of a small Andalusian town in the 1920s, long before the tourist boom, when life revolved around ceramics, esparto weaving and colorful jarapa textiles. Each player expands their workshop by adding new wheels to produce more pieces, then extracts clay, throws pots, fires them, paints them and sells their creations at the market. The game runs over three rounds with fewer action discs each time, 7, then 6, then 5, so every action counts. Master the rhythm of the wheel and the art of color to be remembered as Níjar's true master potter. Designed by David Bernal with art by Jorge Tabanera Redondo, it plays with 1 to 4 players. Available now at Boarding School Games - fire up your pottery wheels.

Key features
- Pottery workshop strategy game set in 1920s Andalusia
- 1 to 4 players, ages 14 and up
- About 60 minutes of play
- Three rounds of shrinking action discs: 7, 6, then 5
- Hand management, market and trading